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Lecture/colloquium titles

2022

April 6-7

• "Overcoming Bottlenecks in Plant Gene Editing"
• "Gene Editing Ushers in a New Era in Plant Agriculture"

2019

April 10-11

• "The chemistry of tomato flavor: Integrating genetics and biochemistry to elaborate a complex phenopype"
• "Rethinking plant breeding to produce healthy food crops that consumers actually want to eat"

2017

April 26-27

• "Emerging fluorescence technology to study cell architecture and dynamics"
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• "Imaging cell survival under starvation: role of lipid droplets, mitochondria and autophagy"
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2016

February 24

• "Ironing Out the Nitrogenase Mechanism"
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• "ABC Transporter Structure and Mechanism"
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2015

May 11

• "How Cells Export Proteins"
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• "Mechanism of secretion of large protein complexes and miRNA"
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2014

November 19-20

• "Physical as well as Chemical Signals Control Plant Development"
• "Computational Morphodynamics: an Approach to the Study of Plant Growth and Development"
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2013

October 16

• "The Unusual Origins of PCR"
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2012

October 24-25

• "Mitochondrial Sex in Plants: Mitochondrial Fusion Drives Horizontal Gene Transfer and Gene Conversion in the Devil's Playground."
• "Plants as a model ‘system’ for comparative genomics, evolutionary biology, domestication and discovery research"

2012

April 18-19

• "Development and Potential Applications of Engineered Minichromosomes in Plants"
• "Food in the Future: harvesting the fruits of natural and synthetic genetic diversity"

2010

November 3-4

• "Memories of winter: vernalization is an environmentally induced epigenetic switch."
• "Biochemistry teaching and earth history"

2009

November 16-17

• "Gut reactions—how insects eat plants"
• "BSI—the case of the disappearing bees?"

2008

November 5-6

• "Regulation of Fat Synthesis: Nutrigenomics and the Low-Fat Milk Syndrome"
• "Bioactive Fatty Acids in Milk Fat: Are all trans Fatty Acids the Same?"

2007

October 24-25

• "S-Nitrosoglutathione reductase: A new player in nitrosative stress"
• "Genes and gene networks in the response of plants to high temperature"

2006

November 8-9

• "Regulating a key regulator of differentiation - how is the production and metabolism of retonoic acid controlled?"
• "Vitamin A status = why it still matters"

2005

October 12-13

• "The Molecular Basis of Quantitative Trait Variation: Examples from the Tomato"
• "Use of Wild Genetic Variation in Plant Improvement"

2004

October 27-28

• "Gene Regulons and Regulatory Circuits Involved in Plant Cold Acclimation"
• "Improving Plant Abiotic Stress Tolerance through Genetic Engineering"

2003

October 29-30

• "The 'Juvenile Hormone' of Humans: Biochemistry of Epoxyeicosanoids and Their Role in Disease Treatment"
• "Potential and Problems with Recombinant Baculoviruses in Insect Control"

2002

October 23-24

• "Genetic Dissection of Cell Wall Synthesis"
• "Plant Biology in the Functional Genomics Era & Genetic Analysis of Early Embryo Development in Arabidopsis"

2001

April 30 - May 1

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• "Red, Purple, and Blue - How Plants Show Their Colors"
• "Maize Gene Discovery with ESTs and Mu Transposon Tagging"

2000

April 20-21

• "Molecular Genetic Approaches to Developing Quality Protein Maize"
• "Plant Genomics and Genetic Engineering in Agriculture"

1999

April 15-16

• "Aquaporins: Their Roles in Plant Growth and Development"
• "The Use of Lectins and Enzyme Inhibitors For Genetic Engineering"

1998

April 15-16

• "Agrobacterium: A Natural Genetic Engineer of Higher Plants"
• "Analysis and Implication of Inter-kingdom DNA Transfer"